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House |6 bedrooms |Sleeps 13

Velka Lomnica in Poprad

From £525 per week |  From £83 per night

2 nights minimum stay

Changeover flexible

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Key info  Balcony/terrace, car advised, private garden, no pets allowed

About the home

The house is in Vel’ká Lomnica, a village situated between Poprad and Kezmarok. Poprad is one of the main tourist centres in the High Tatras. Velka Lomnica is only 10 minutes drive from Poprad; in the evening you can choose to eat in one of Velka Lomnica’a restaurants (all within walking distance of the house), cook for yourself or visit one of Poprad’s many restaurants. (There are about 15 to choose from in the town centre!).

The attractions of the High Tatras National Park, the Slovak Paradise and Liptovská Mara, among many, many, others, are the real reason why people come to Slovakia. When you see the snow-capped Tatras towering above the stillness of Liptovská Mara, and highlighted against a blue and cloudless spring sky, you will wonder why it has taken you so long to discover Slovakia.

Facilities

Further details indoors:
The house is centrally-heated throughout and will sleep 13 people in comfort; in addition, there are four small double sofa-beds that can be used for casual visitors. There are 6 large bedrooms, 5 bathrooms and also 5 large living rooms.

The kitchen is very spacious and has new equipment installed. There is a large fridge/freezer which provides enough space to hold food and a few beers and bottles of wine!! Cooking facilities include a cooker and a microwave oven, and a lot of preparation space. Basic cooking ingredients are also provided, as are tea and coffee. There is a dishwasher which is a very attractive facility after an evening meal at home!

For formal meals the dining room, overlooking fields to the back of the house, offers space for 12 people to dine comfortably.

The lounge is large and furnished with a number of sofas and armchairs. A satellite TV provides a variety of premium channels broadcasting in English, German, Slovak, Czech and Polish.

Downstairs, the garage storage facility gives you the opportunity to store skis, snowboards and other outdoor equipment. This room is centrally heated and can be used as a supplementary facility to the drying area in the utility room.

The utility room has a washer/drier installed and also provides a sink for hand-washing and drying space for clothes.

The other downstairs rooms can be used as a playroom for children, a TV lounge with surround sound, and a quiet room. There is a wireless Internet link that you can connect to - free of charge.

Outside there is a front garden with space to park cars by the side of the house; the back garden is larger and has space for parents to relax while their children play football! There is a summer house in the garden that can be used for meals, or relaxation, during the summer months.

Further details outdoors:
Car parking for two cars is provided in the driveway. The garden offers relaxaton areas including a summer house and a lawned area.

Further details

You will be met by an English-speaking representative
Local guidebooks are provided
A welcome pack of essentials is provided
Bookings are available for any length of time

Conditions

A 20% deposit will secure your booking.

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The TatraView House

 

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The kitchen

 

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One of the bedrooms

 

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The lounge

The East Slovakia / High Tatra Mountains region

Poprad is the third largest town in eastern Slovakia, and is a typical example of the Slovak town with a pedestrianised town centre full of interesting shops, bars, restaurants and market stalls.
Kežmarok, one of the most picturesque towns in the area, is well worth a visit . There are two sights of national historical importance here - The Lyceum, which has one of the largest historical school libraries in central Europe and the modern articular church dating from the 18th century. You can also visit The Paulinius Church, Kezmarok Castle, The Old Market and the town fortifications. In the summer the European folk and craft festival is held in Kezmarok, and in the winter a Christmas market takes place. Kezmarok offers plenty of summer and winter sports activities.
Levoca is one of the most beautiful towns in Slovakia and has plenty in the way of history and culture to keep the tourists happy. The town was founded on the site of an earlier Slavic settlement in the first half of the 13th century, but the history goes back to the 11th century. Today you can admire the wonderful facades of Renaissance borough houses on the square, Gothic yards and passages, an alley of infamy from the 16th century, eerie fortifications and bastions and the parish Church of St Jacob, which is dominated by a stunning altar created by Master Pavol of Levoca.
Stary Smokovec is the oldest tourist area in the High Tatras. It is situated in the southern slope of the Slavkovský Peak. The town was originally settled around mineral springs, which tourists still enjoy today. Stary Smokovec offers visitors a range of opportunities for recreation and relaxation. Visitors also have the opportunity to ski and many hikes to the central part of the High Tatras start from here. Stary Smokovec is now the administrative centre of the High Tatras, the home of the Mountain Rescue Service, travel agencies and ski rental services. It is important junction of the Tatra Railway, linking the most frequented mountain valleys.
Strbske Pleso is the highest town in the High Tatras (1350 m above sea level), and the character of this area is created by a lake which is the second largest on the Slovak side of the High Tatras. A range of European and world skiing events are held here, including ski-jumping and cross-country events. Strbske Pleso was founded as a centre of tourism and later new aquatherapy facilities, recreation facilities and a top class complex were built. The town has an excellent transportation infrastructure, including a Tatra Railway link to Poprad. It is a starting point for many attractive excursions and trips in the mountains. Throughout the year the town has a
busy cultural life and it is a well-known skiing centre.
Gerlachov village is situated in the middle of the High Tatras mountain ridge under the Tatras' highest peak (2655 m), called after the village, the Gerlachovský peak. The first written reference to the village, which was built by gold diggers called Gerlach, dates from 1326. The fresh mountain air and beauty of the local environment will convince visitors that they made the right decision to visit Gerlach. There are woodland walks in the summer, or cross-country skiing and cycling in the winter. You can go horse-riding, visit a sauna or fitness centre, play tennis, use the thermal swimming pools, explore caves, visit museums and other relics of the Spiš towns. The oldest building is a tower of a Roman-Catholic church from the 13th century. A traditional tournament the "Memorial to 24 Killed Heroes" (they were buried at the local cemetery) is organised
in the village every year.
Tatranska Lomnica is the largest of all Tatra settlements founded in 1892. It is a major centre of tourist activity
offering ski slopes in nearby Skalnate Pleso, good transportation connections, aerial bobsleighs, quad-bikes, and some wonderful scenery - especially in the winter. Visitors can enjoy their spare time in casinos, fitness centres, swimming pools or by hiking one of the many trails.

The Poprad / Velka Lomnica area

This area of Slovakia is covered with castles that demand exploration. The most important of these is Spissky Hrad set on a hilltop near Levoca, which is open to tourists willing to make the climb up the hill!! Kezmarok offers a "tourist trail" which includes churches from the middle ages, the castle, town hall and other architectural gems. The High Tatras are full of hiking trails from the basic to the very demanding; they are all rewarding and well sign-posted. Further afield Liptovska Mara is a picture of serenity against a backdrop of the Tatras and a clear blue sky.

How to get there

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Car - If you travel by a car, simply head to Poprad and then towards Kezmarok. Velka Lomnica is half way between the two towns. Although car hire in Slovakia is cheap compared to most of Europe, check that you have full insurance.
Plane - If you arrive in Poprad by air you could hire a car and have the opportunity to travel around the immediate area. Poprad airport is 15 minutes from the house.
There are currently no direct flights to Poprad from the UK, but it is serviced from some European countries. Check the Internet for details.
Another option is to fly to Bratislava, hire a car there, and drive up to Vel'ka Lomnica. The journey is 333 kilometres to Poprad, but this can be done in less than four hours on the motorway, via Zilina. Alternatively, you could take the scenic route and take a detour via Banska Stiavnica, or Banska Bystrica; this may take you six hours but the scenery is well worth the effort. You can fly to Bratislava every day; flights are usually relatively cheap, especially if you book well in advance.
You can also fly to Kosice (75 minutes drive from the house) from Prague. Other airports within driving distance are Katowice, Krakow, Brno, Budapest and Vienna. Driving time varies from a couple of hours via the Polish airports, to five from Vienna.
Generally flight costs are reasonable; try WIZZ Air for the Polish airports and Ryanair for the others. Austrian Airlines and BA have most flights to Vienna. Use these airlines if you want to fly from Heathrow or Gatwick. There is an excellent coach service from Vienna airport to Bratislava, which takes just under one hour. Your car hire firm will be happy to meet you at Bratislava bus station, and some will arrange the drop-off at Vienna Airport. The advantage of flying to Vienna is one of choice - there are over a dozen flights in and out each day. Prices are also reasonable.
Please contact the owner for up to date travel options, including details of recommended car-hire companies.
Train - You can travel to Poprad by train and then hire a car or use public transport to get to Vel'ka Lomnica. There are about eight trains a day from Bratislava; the journey time depends on the train you catch, but typically it will take around five hours.

Activities near Poprad

Rental prices

Prices for group size 13
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
High	9 Jan 12	31 Mar 12	995€ 995	160160	160160	3 Nights
Premium	31 Mar 12	16 Apr 12	1200€ 1200	190190	190190	4 Nights
Low	16 Apr 12	14 May 12	630€ 630	100100	100100	3 Nights
Special Offer	14 May 12	1 Jul 12	820€ 820	130130	130130	2 Nights
High	1 Jul 12	17 Sep 12	995€ 995	160160	160160	4 Nights
Standard	17 Sep 12	2 Nov 12	820€ 820	130130	130130	2 Nights
Low	2 Nov 12	16 Dec 12	630€ 630	100100	100100	2 Nights
Premium	16 Dec 12	8 Jan 13	1200€ 1200	190190	190190	4 Nights
High	8 Jan 13	1 Apr 13	995€ 995	160160	160160	3 Nights

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Tariffs for other dates on request

Availability

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4 years listed You are contacting Mike Brooke Landline n/a Mobile +44 077887 13421 Languages spoken The owner is based in the United Kingdom and has advertised with Holiday Lettings since 2007. This house has so far received 0 reviews.